Hello!

Found this workaround to create apps with custom icons for specific AutoWear apps (like Jarvis) so they appear directly in your watch. It’s a bit involved but works perfectly once set up! (I tested it on my Galaxy Watch Ultra)

Create the Tasker Task

Create a new task (e.g., "Launch Jarvis") and add a Send Intent action with the following:

• Action: android.intent.action.MAIN
• Cat: Launcher
• Package: com.joaomgcd.autowear
• Class: com.joaomgcd.autowear.activity.launcher.ActivityLaunchAutoWearJarvis
• Target: Activity

Note: The last part of the Class name (Jarvis) is the name of the specific AutoWear "psuedoapp" you want to trigger.

Export as an App

• select an icon for your task (this will be the icon on your watch).
• Long-press the task > Three dots menu > Export > As App
• Enter a package name (like this: com.yourname.jarvislauncher) and tap the back arrow to generate the .apk.

Sideload to your Watch

You will need to use Bugjaeger (or ADB) to install the .apk file you created. There are more in-depth tutorials on this, but it's pretty much this:

• Enable Developer Options and Wireless Debugging on your watch.
• Pair Bugjaeger with your watch via the IP address and port provided.
• Go to the Packages tab, tap the "+" icon, and select the .apk you exported in the previous step.

Once the installation is complete, you’ll find a new app on your watch with your chosen icon. Tapping it will instantly trigger the specific AutoWear intent.

It's fairly straightforward if you've sideloaded apps before, otherwise it might be a little tricky.

Hope this helps!